By Barbara Huebner, New York Road Runners
Matthew Centrowitz set a huge personal best at Thursday’s Diamond League meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland, and said that he’s not done yet.
“I still have a lot of racing left in me,” he said here after coming on strong in the last half-lap of the 1500 meters to finish third in 3:31.96. “I want to finish off the season with some more PBs.”
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